Tempest Featured News

Poquoson, VA – WeatherFlow recently partnered with Rutgers University to install a multi-sensor set of instruments at a coastal site near Tuckerton NJ, where an earlier Rutgers-owned weather station had fallen into disrepair.  WeatherFlow field engineers removed the old instruments and replaced them with a suite of instruments that included a sonic anemometer, a 3-D […]

Charleston, SC – This year’s Charleston Race Week was highlighted by several weather features complements of SailFlow. Wind Meters:  Using WeatherFlow’s popular smart phone wind meters, each chase boat for the regatta was able to provide real-time wind measurements from the marks on the course.   With a single click in the wind meter app, the chase boat

Scotts Valley, CA – Since being released in the summer of 2013, the WeatherFlow Wind Meter has generated much interest amongst outdoor enthusiasts. While not billed as the scientifically accepted way to record winds, this pocket-sized device has quickly become a popular way to take reliable wind readings – from the rod and gun club

New Smyrna Beach, FL – In late February, WeatherFlow further strengthened its network of high-quality weather stations by installing two new stations in the Florida Panhandle at Saint Andrew Bay (left) and Fort Walton Beach (right). Focused on using high-quality, durable instruments and securing locations that offer an ideal setting for collecting observational data, WeatherFlow

Poquoson, VA – WeatherFlow, in collaboration with the Virginia Tech Advanced Research Institute, is studying how to improve computer forecast model performance at wind turbine heights. The project seeks to develop a wind monitoring and forecasting system for offshore wind energy, particularly across the coastal Mid-Atlantic region. In order to collect wind speed and directional